Trinity Waterbury/Cheshire

[firerick100]

I'm not sure if this is at all helpful to you or others but I have a 325P2 and had no luck using ARC XT software to add Trinity DMR Tier 3 frequencies to my scanner. On a whim, I added the frequencies from the RR database manually and now the scanner picks up all the Trinity talkgroups well. I chose the Wolcott transmitter site as it is closer to my home. Several talkgroups are very active during the day. I know nothing about programming the SDS 100 but if there is a manual way to program it, that might be worth a try.
Jim

I compared the frequencies from the data base to what was put in the scanner from wolcott site and they are exactly the same but not picking anything up, and on sentinzl it shows lcn numbers a and color code , I don’t know if you have that showing on your scanner

 

[seagravebuff60]

they would be better off doing that or going to P 25 convention

There's a better chance of hell freezing over. I would say that cost is a big issue.

I'm not sure if this is at all helpful to you or others but I have a 325P2 and had no luck using ARC XT software to add Trinity DMR Tier 3 frequencies to my scanner. On a whim, I added the frequencies from the RR database manually and now the scanner picks up all the Trinity talkgroups well. I chose the Wolcott transmitter site as it is closer to my home. Several talkgroups are very active during the day. I know nothing about programming the SDS 100 but if there is a manual way to program it, that might be worth a try.
Jim

Yes, you can program anything on the SDS by hand, but it takes a lot of time. However, as stated above, I don't think Uniden has fixed this issue yet with the SDS Series.